Lil Baby kicks off the new year with his fourth studio album, WHAM (short for “Who Hard As Me”). Released via Window Entertainment, Wolfpack, Quality Control Music, and Motown, the LP marks Baby’s first full-length project since his Billboard 200 No. 1 album, It’s Only Me (2022), and serves as the final installment of his “Hard” series.
The rapper began teasing the album last November when he unveiled a $2.6 million custom jewelry piece inscribed with “WHAM.” Ahead of the release, Lil Baby dropped three standalone singles—“5AM,” “Insecurities,” and “Touchdown”—to build anticipation.
The album boasts production from top-tier talent, including ATL Jacob, Southside, and Wheezy, and features a star-studded lineup. Young Thug and Future join forces with Baby on the track “Dum, Dumb, and Dumber,” while Travis Scott lends his voice to “Stuff.” Other notable collaborators include GloRilla, Rod Wave, and 21 Savage.
Looking ahead, Lil Baby has even more in store for fans. He announced a deluxe version coming next Tuesday. Additionally, during a recent appearance on Lil Yachty’s podcast, A Safe Place, the 30-year-old rapper confirmed that another album, titled Dominique, is set for release later this year. For now, WHAM delivers fifteen explosive tracks—each ranked by InMusic below.
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